South Florida Pirate Radio Operator Arrested on Felony Charge

South Florida Pirate Radio Operator Arrested on Felony Charge

Abdias Datis, an alleged longtime illegal broadcaster in the Miami area who is also known as “DJ AJ” and “DJ 305,” was arrested while on the air Tuesday by Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office deputies.

He was charged with a third-degree felony for “unauthorized transmissions to, or interference with, a public or commercial radio station.” WPLG(TV) in Miami first reported the arrest.

Since at least 2018, according to the FCC, Datis has operated “Unique FM” on 91.7 FM without a license from Miami-Dade county. The commission proposed a $325,000 for Datis’ operation of the station in February, which apparently did not deter his broadcasts.

Datis, 50, no stranger to enforcement action, was charged with similar offenses in North Miami Beach in 2006 and 2007, according to Radio World’s review of his arrest affidavit.

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TAP: A Morse Alternative Mode for HAM Radio Operators

This article introduces TAP, a morse code alternative mode designed for HAM radio operators. Developed by sv3ora, TAP eliminates the need for extensive training and provides a user-friendly communication option. Learn more about this innovative mode and how it can enhance your radio experience. Visit the main site for additional information.

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Women in Amateur Radio Panel at RSGB Convention in October

Women in Amateur Radio Panel at RSGB Convention in October

The list of confirmed speakers for the RSGB Convention in October continues to grow, with a further round of names released.

If you haven’t already purchased your tickets, be sure to book online now to secure your place and watch Dan McGraw, M0WUT explain PCB design for low-voltage switched-mode power supplies.

You’ll also be able to get an insight into what has been learnt from Solar Cycle 25, with a presentation by the Chair of the RSGB Propagation Studies Committee Steve Nichols, G0KYA.

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